Sentences with phrase «midst of traffic»

JR sets his photos outside, in the very midst of traffic along the Hudson.

In the one understanding of contextualization, the revelatory trajectory moves only from authoritative Word into contemporary culture; in the other, the trajectory moves both from text to context and from context to text, and in the midst of this traffic the interpreter, rather like a police officer at a busy intersection, emerges as the sovereign arbiter as to what God's Word for our time actually is.

Not exact matches

Joe Fresh launched six Manhattan locations in 2013, and partnered with J.C. Penney to put its products in 700 stores across the U.S. Neither move seemed to work out for the line — lack of foot traffic and sky - high rent plagued the New York stores, while J.C. Penney struggled in the midst of an unsuccessful rebrand.

There was not much to see in Luanda except massive traffic jams and high - rise yellow cranes, because the nation was in the midst of an oil - fueled construction frenzy.

The city is now in the midst of conducting a study of congestion, traffic, and pollution, which it says Uber might be contributing to.

I got there way, way too early, as I misjudged the traffic, and I found myself in the midst of the Ohio State vs. Michigan game.

You know they are weaving in and out of traffic, there are near misses, and flying bullets; but there are only quick glimpses of that on the screen in the midst of the unsteady camera work and split - second jump cuts.

The picturesque mountain roads between Innsbruck and the Italian border, where traffic is light even in the midst of summer, are challenging for both the 218d and 225i Active Tourers.

And undeniably, you can enjoy the best driving and travelling experience ever even in the midst of a heavy traffic.

It's nice to know that in the midst of this huge metropolitan area full of traffic and people and all kinds of other things, there is actually a migration going on that's been going on, probably for millennia.

Up to Boulders Beach I am in the midst of Capetown suburban traffic.

Hardly anyone ends up in jail for insulting their neighbor in the midst of a heated dispute, or for flashing the middle finger — the Stinkefinger, or «stinky finger,» as Germans call it — at another motorist in heavy traffic.

In the midst of the criticism it is easy to forget the positives which will prevail from the proposals, eg the Commission has set in motion initiatives to fight racism, human trafficking and doping in sport and enhance public health through physical activity.